Tom contradicted himself.

Tom contradicted himself.

Nobody contradicted Tom.

Tom doesn't like being contradicted.

I don't like being contradicted.

I don't like being contradicted.

Tom can't stand being contradicted.

His actions always contradicted his word.

But the proposed changes contradicted one another.

He contradicted himself several times in his testimony.

However, he acknowledged that the document was flawed and contradicted the American Constitution.

In fact, Mexican officials have contradicted each other quite glaringly on several occasions.

Top researchers have had their reports changed by political operatives when the facts contradicted official belief.

It is to be expected that the majority of research findings are rapidly contradicted and refuted indeed, it is part of how progress of science occurs.

Data from the aforementioned dating website Gleeden also contradicted the notion that the French are exceptionally adulterous

New York congressman and Internet flasher Anthony Weiner made a fool of himself issuing denials quickly contradicted by incontrovertible evidence.

The next day, he said things that completely contradicted what he had just told Obama stunning the US government and ordinary Japanese alike.

But the preformist view that the entity transmitted across generations was the whole organism was contradicted by the impossibility of segmenting objects infinitely.

The movement s libertarian message is now regularly subverted by anti Muslim paranoia and contradicted by activism supporting such initiatives as the mass round up, without due process, of undocumented immigrants in Arizona.

Interestingly, despite the Aquino regime's claiming to be on the side of the protesters some of his spokespersons contradicted this by posting tweets criticizing the protest action.

Kolyasnikov also contradicted widely reported information that Sokolovsky lives with his disabled mother, saying she actually lives in the city of Kurgan almost 300 miles southeast of Yekaterinburg.

That takes some believing, because almost at the same time as he was issuing that press statement, a team of foreign surgeons engaging in humanitarian work inadvertenlty contradicted it.

Indeed, if anything, weakness in the US labor market, low capital expenditures, and slow income growth have contradicted signals in the early summer that third quarter growth might be more robust.

For epidemiology (e.g. studies on vitamins, diet, or hormones in terms of their association with health outcomes in the general population), four fifths of the most prestigious findings were rapidly contradicted.

Indeed, if anything, weakness in the US labor market, low capital expenditures, and slow income growth have contradicted signals in the early summer that third quarter growth might be more robust.

He, so virile a man, not only never contradicted her, but where she was concerned seemed to have no will of his own and to be only occupied in anticipating her every wish.

On the other hand...' he hesitated, 'it is a means of getting pelf for the provincial coterie! We used to have guardianships and judgeships as soft jobs, and now we've Zemstvos not bribes, but unearned salaries!' he went on as warmly as if he had just been contradicted.

'However, all that is not to the point,' said Koznyshev, frowning he did not like to be contradicted, especially when he was met with arguments that incessantly shifted their ground, introducing new considerations without sequence so that it was difficult to know which of them to answer first.

The epigeneticist view was clearly wrong, because something stable had to be transmitted across generations. But the preformist view that the entity transmitted across generations was the whole organism was contradicted by the impossibility of segmenting objects infinitely.

The sacrifice of these gains suggests that the Crimea adventure was not part of long considered plan. On the contrary, since the crisis began, Russia s leaders have repeatedly contradicted their previous statements, backtracked, reversed decisions, and denied easily verifiable facts.

The war in Donbas may be the first war in which social networks and blogging by fighters have played such an important role, with Russia's denials of involvement in the conflict often contradicted by the social network accounts of its own soldiers.

THOUGH ANNA HAD ANGRILY and obstinately contradicted Vronsky when he said that her position was an impossible one, in the depths of her soul she felt that the situation was a false one and wished with all her heart to put an end to it.

Even with the most robust types of research for example, randomized clinical trials one of four of these results had already been found to be wrong or potentially exaggerated within a few years after publication. For epidemiology (e.g. studies on vitamins, diet, or hormones in terms of their association with health outcomes in the general population), four fifths of the most prestigious findings were rapidly contradicted.

IS, I.S., Is, is, or i.s.

Whatever is, is.

Is it prey? Is it predator? Is it mate?

What it is is intelligence is defined by prediction.

War is peace. Freedom is slavery. Ignorance is strength.

Is the information verifiable? Is it a hoax? Is it true? Is it what?

Why is is this important?

Is that all there is?

It is what it is.

It is what it is.

This is all there is.

It is what it is.